Bean Flicker

A neurotic, office busy body, who thinks its her job to make all computer related requests as difficult as possible.

A pain-in-the-ass computer illiterate who causes more computer crashes than she fixes.

Lets have the Bean Flicker upgrade our Microstation, then we'll hire a real computer guy fix it.
The Bean Flicker was in your office "installing new virus software," so its time to reinstall your operating system.

by G-Dog October 12, 2004

Yeen Bean

the state of bein a queen; aint nobody eva go rain on ur parade if u livin like dis; rap goddess

oh my god, susan ur basically yeen bean

by pappajohn April 15, 2015

dirty beans

Combination of "dirty" as in "dirty secret", and "beans" as in "spill the beans". As in share with us your secret.

Girl: "Honestly though, looking back, I think I can say I'm happy with what I did."

Boy: "Well, then you have done as good as you can for a first pass - no regrets."

Girl: "Hey, I didn't say there are no regrets. There are several."

Boy: "ooo dirty beans"

by .l. master September 25, 2012

string beaning

When a female gets pregnant while currently pregnant.

Person 1- She is from Florida. They just pop out babies down there. She is probably already pregnant with another.
Person 2- I don't think that's possible.
Person 3- Shut up! It is called string beaning.

by tinquar January 04, 2014

cool-beans

instead of saying wow

person a :ohh i`m on embarasing bodies......
person b : ohh why ????
person a :i grew a beard .....and i am a girl

person b : cool-beans ......

by bumchum number 2 :) February 27, 2011

Bean Bagged

To bean bag someone is to hit them with a grenade in the body, usually in the chest. with a grenade fired from an ULG (Underslung Grenade Launcher) the term comes originated from Call Of Duty 4,

"Did you see that? i just bean bagged him straight in the chest!"

by I Mike636 I August 17, 2008

Bean Eater

Slang used rarely for British people. It’s a term that originated from the stereotype of British people eating beans on toast. It is used often used in a derogatory context, but is not a harmful term.

Person 1: Yeah, my friend’s a bean eater.
Person 2: You have friends in Britain?
Person: 1: Mhm!

by s e e s a w May 21, 2021